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PrimoChill Ice - Low-Conductive Coolant (32 oz.) - UV Blue
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About PrimoChill Ice - Low-Conductive Coolant
PrimoChill takes pride in providing solutions, and PC Ice is the solution to your water cooling fluid dilemma. This revolutionary cooling formulation takes a giant step in the world of water cooling-leaving the competition in a puddle of their own sweat. PC Ice is intended for the casual user looking to get into water cooling without worrying about their system springing a detrimental leak*. Its clean, low viscosity and low chemical makeup creates an excellent coolant for your PC. If you are looking for an affordable and efficient solution as well as a peace of mind, the ONLY solution is PC Ice. The name hasn't changed, the performance is still top notch, the cost is still outstanding, leaving PC Ice ounce for ounce STILL your best choice. Features Repeatable chemistry for Identical colors every time. Designed for users to fill it and forget it. Pre-measured and pre-dyed. Ready to add to your system. Cleanest coolant formulation in the water cooling industry. Preservative and APE free. Special inhibiting ingredients that prevent sludge build up of algae and galvanic corrosion. Specifications Bottle Size: 32 fluid ounces Shelf Life: 2 years (unopened) Mix Ratio: Use as Bottled Compatibility We highly recommend visiting the manufacturer's website for a complete list. Additives / Fluids: PC ICE only Do not mix ANY additional additives, coolants or silver coils with ICE. This will change the formulation of ICE causing undesirable results. Safe to use with all rubber gaskets, acrylic tubing, pvc tubing, petg tubing, glass tubing, as well as nickel and copper components. Parts Included 1x 32oz Bottle PrimoChill ICE Warnings Low-Conductivity As with all Low-Conductive fluids, PC ICE can become conductive if it comes in contact with excessive dust or other fluids that may be condu...
